Sentences with phrase «nuzzling against»

Initially, the kitten's activities are restricted to crawling along the mother's body and nuzzling against her to locate a nipple, often in competition with litter mates.

A. Kids usually nuzzle against the breast, open mouth, make sucking noise, suck on their hands when they are hungry and require feeding.

When your child feeds the horse, it will nuzzle against her hand in response to this.

This happens each time a cat rubs its face against furniture or nuzzles against your legs.

The term attachment parenting may call to mind images of an infant nestled in a cloth wrap, nuzzled against his mother's breast, but attachment lasts far beyond infancy.

Not exact matches

Slightly spicier than kale, the mustard greens added a nice kick, nuzzled up against warming butternut squash, and complimented with the sweet, rich flavor of caramelized onions, this frittata is a great way to celebrate fall produce!

For any mother snuggling a baby against her body, nuzzling her face into her infant's baby - fine hair and smelling that sweet newborn breath, research to show that mothers and babies feel best when they are close to each other is about as necessary as research to show that grass will grow if it rains.

Kids Health explained that when your baby is unsatisfied with their meal, they may get fussy and continue to give you hunger cues like sucking on their hands or fingers or nuzzling up against your breast.

Nuzzle the baby cheek - to - cheek, rub his or her head, stroke the hair (if there is any), or just snuggle her against your chest.

Some Old World monkeys, for instance, will line up for the chance to handle another monkey's new baby, and nuzzling — rubbing one's nose and mouth against the baby — is one of the most common forms of handling.

He whispered her name, nuzzling his mouth against her breasts.

Sonny will flop down right up against me and nuzzle his nose into my cheek when I do it.